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An affordable classic. Limited sound, but what it does it does well.
The original japanese brochure
So, and old and quite rare unit... Please add your comments if you have used or own one
i have one and i tried to get a manual from korg, they denied its existance. i think its a conspiracy
i'm the owner of one of this...
it's great and really easy to use, the two vco can generate really intersting sounds.
a lot of different sounds from fat and heavy to the sound of the bee!!!
3 noise sound: white, pink and scale (really good with the vco 2)
you can adjust the portamento as you want and the bend too...
enjoy!
olive
The Korg 770 was my first synth, I purchased it new in 1977. I still have it, although it needs a little work. I can't part with it because of all we've been through together. I know alot of people have not heard of this model, but back in the 70's many people have not even heard of Korg.
A great little synth, it got me through many a first gigs.
Yeah, it's really a dirty punk synth. It sounds like if it was always in distortion. I think it's because his filters. I'm really in love with this. I play ryhtm parts or bass-leads stuffs. With a pitch pedal, if you take care of the tune of the second oscillator, you can play like good old guitar riffs or play like the edge of u2 ! -with delays too of course- So, really amazing. that's all. Don't forget the external in !
I purchased the Korg 770 back in 1977 NEW, in Evansville Indiana USA. It was my first synth. I still own it too. It was a Korg synth that you didn't have to use patch cords for.
It was a nice little 2 VCO thing, I first used it to make all kinds of sound effects, it is very good at doing that. I even used it in a school play back in the 70's to simulate thunder, rain, wind, even a lazer beam. It's not super thick or anything, other websites call it a "buzzy little dude". Well maybe it is but I have fond memories of the Korg 770, It made me a Korg man from day one, now I own about 13 Korgs and love'em all. I know the 770 is'nt the most popular old analog synth, but I think it has its place in history.
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